Hi Bill. Within Components ribbon, make sure Show Components on the far left is set for 2D & 3D. Then click on the magnifier next to Show Components and enter map. The Map Function can also be found within Components > Math > Calculation. I don't ever want to forget Halle Berry in a catsuit Oooh...

Hi Dirk.
I don't work for Matrix anymore.
it will be Ben or Steve dealing with with any issues.
Also VC members including myself will help out when we can in our own spare time.

Hi The map component is very easy to use and I think medel35 first created it years ago before it became a component. Regards Wow chipfryer27 , you have a good memory as that was a long time ago. Yes, I created the map component based on the Arduino version so people moving from Arduino IDE to Flow...

Hi.
There are no photos attached and your question is very vague.
We will need much more info than you are currently supplying

That's great, I'm glad you have now got it all sussed out. but now realise the period is critical when choosing duty Yes, that it why I showed the period as part of the duty calculations. If the period is change then the Duty value must be updated to give the same %. Thanks for the help and giving m...

512 is wrong, which is your main issue. I'm assuming you just thought because you are using 10bit PWM then 50% of 1023 You only need to pay attention to Period Overflow as explained in my previous post. If you look at the image below: 10bit PWM.png You can see the Period Overflow is 124. In the calc...

If you are correctly getting 1second then internal osc and clock settings match. Does the simulation match the hardware? With PWM the Period Overflow value represents 100%. For 8bit, 100% PWM Duty = Period Overflow. For 10bit, 100% PWM Duty = Period Overflow * 4 124 * 4 = 496. 50% = 496 * 50 / 100 =...

i set the chip at 10Mhz from the config page so im guessing it doesnt slways mean a chip can run at that frequency ?. That is correct. You have two options. 1. use the internal osccon component. On the components ribbon use the magnifying glass and search for intosc Or use the values within the ima...

Hi Bob The first thing you do is make sure your hardware is setup to rub at the correct clock speed. Always flash a LED for 1 sec or use a logic analyser or scope Within projet options you have set the clock at a frequency which does not exist - 10MHz. The would cause issues with your PWM. The only ...

Hi Dirk.
it looks like you have not attached requested .fcfx project file.
If what you posted is not the full msg.txt file then you will need to attach that as well.